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1974
100 The Prehistoric and Historic Habitat of the Kansa Indians. In D.A. Horr, editor. Pawnee
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1975
101. Some Early Euro-American Percepts of the Great Plains and Their Influence on
Anthropological Thinking. In B.W. Blouet and M.P. Lawson, editors. Images of the Plains,
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102. [and D.H. Ubelaker.] Bird Bones, Burials, and Bundles in Plains Archaeology. American
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103. Chain Mail in Plains Archeology. Plains Anthropologist, 20(69): 187-196.
104. Chalk Hollow: Culture Sequence and Chronology in the Texas Panhandle. Proceedings of
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1976
105. [and Mildred M. Wedel.] Wichita Archeology and Ethnohistory. In Forrest R. Blackburn
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1977
106. Native Astronomy and the Plains Caddoans. In Anthony F. Aveni, editor, Native American
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107. The Education of a Plains Archeologist. Plains Anthropologist, 22(75): 1-11.
108. Mummy Cave—A Synopsis. In Harold McCracken, editor. The Mummy Cave Project in
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1978
109. The Prehistoric Plains, /n J.D. Jennings, editor, Ancient Native Americans, pages 182-219.
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111. Plains Archeology in 1977. Great Plains Journal, 17:25-39.
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1979
115. Holocene Cultural Adaptations in the Republican River Basin. In Brian W. Blouet and
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